“A Golden Shellback is one who has crossed the equator at the 180th meridian.”
That’s pretty damn dope.
How many of you Navy Brehs have crossed the line............ ***Pause***
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“A Golden Shellback is one who has crossed the equator at the 180th meridian.”
That’s pretty damn dope.
O.T.I.S.
Veteran
Yeah i think they might’ve even cut it out at some places completely
It’s hazing now i think
While I got jokes, i did some research. I read that they still do it but they make Sailors sign a form agreeing to participate and of course leadership is there to make sure it doesn’t get too crazy.
Detroit Wave
Veteran
This is why air force is the GOAT. We was just out here fukkin these hoes
Nkrumah Was Right
Superstar
Yes…
Did you pass on not raping or getting sexually assaulted going to the latrine at night
weren’t THAT many females out there
To even assume I was associated with the Afghanistan or Iraq debacles…
Nkrumah Was Right
Superstar
staticshock
Veteran
Navy some fakkits 
We didn’t do this goofy shyt in the marines when we crossed the equator even though we’re technically apart of the navy
We didn’t do this goofy shyt in the marines when we crossed the equator even though we’re technically apart of the navy
This is why air force is the GOAT. We was just out here fukkin these hoes
Word….
A few airmen walk into a room, positioning themselves between you and the exit.
As the "new guy" in the squadron, you likely know exactly what's about to happen. You have to outsmart or elude them to avoid getting bound up and immobilized by rolls of duct tape.Welcome to the tradition of "rolling-up," or "roll-ups," a practice that is often viewed as a game or initiation ritual in the U.S. Air Force. but there are always those who take it too far.
Last week, Col. Benjamin Bishop, the 354th Fighter Wing commander, relieved Lt. Col. Robb Fiechtner, 3rd Air Support Operations Squadron, at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, Alaska; and Lt. Col. Joshua Cates, 5th Air Support Operations Squadron, at Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Washington, from their posts after a command-directed investigation revealed that both squadrons were engaging in the hazing practice of "roll-ups," said Capt. Kay Magdalena Nissen, spokeswoman for the 354th Fighter Wing.
While there were no complaints or reports made by victims of the hazing, the investigation showed that "roll-ups" -- or binding airmen's hands and feet, and sometimes their entire bodies, with tape -- was prevalent in those units, Nissen said in an email this week.
Did you let @anotherman tie you up with tape breh
Navy some fakkits
We didn’t do this goofy shyt in the marines when we crossed the equator even though we’re technically apart of the navy
Never have. Ship might fukk around and get decomm'd before we leave port
Wait! When were you on CVN-65? I was on her from 93-97,
WaveWhisperer
Stainless Steel
im glad the airforce is based in harlem 
Join the navy brehs
Join the navy brehs
O.T.I.S.
Veteran
It was AF brehs that told me about the zestiness going on out there in the sandboxim glad the airforce is based in harlem
Join the navy brehs
Said the AF made them require a battle buddy for headcalls at night
One thing I do know about the Navy, is that I don’t need the help of @Another Man to use the shytter
As a army nikka ain't no ceremony I would have participated in that would be demeaning to me as a man.
I'm a man before, during and after my army time. I be gawt damm if I disrespect myself like that.
I'm a man before, during and after my army time. I be gawt damm if I disrespect myself like that.
There are stories sailors in submarines too.
There are stories sailors in submarines too.
Where are the coli bubblehead brehs at